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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
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When / on the day of

Can I say,

(a) When the competition arrived, I brought the volcano to the exhibition (hall).

(b) On the day of science competition, I demonstrated the volcano to / for the judges.

(c) During the day of science competition / During the science competition day, I demonstrated and explained how I do the volcano to judges.

(d) On that day / That day, I brought the volcano to the competition.
  

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(a) When the competition day arrived, I brought the volcano to the exhibition (hall). (b) On the day of the science competition, I demonstrated the volcano for the judges. (c) During the day of the science competition / During the science competition day, I demonstrated and explained how I made the volcano to judges.

  • (a) When the competition day arrived, I brought the volcano to the exhibition (hall).
  • (b) On the day of the science competition, I demonstrated the volcano for the judges.
  • (c) During the day of the science competition / During the science competition day, I demonstrated and explained how I made the volcano to judges.
  • (d) On that day / That day, I brought the volcano to the competition.
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(a) When the competition day arrived, I brought the volcano to the exhibition (hall).

(b) On the day of the science competition, I demonstrated the volcano for the judges.

(c) During the day of the science competition / During the science competition day, I demonstrated and explained how I made the volcano to judges.

(d) On that

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